Letter to Elihu Root from the American Embassy in Paris

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Letter from Robert S. McCormick, the United States ambassador to Paris, to Elihu Root, the United States Secretary of State. McCormick encloses an interview with Kurino, the Japanese ambassador to Paris, regarding the Japanese exclusion in San Francisco. McCormick also encloses newspaper articles from the Le Figaro and the Le Siecle in France.

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Robert S. McCormick, American Embassy, Paris
Date
02-11-1906
Type
Letter
Source
State Department File 1797
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